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LikoGuard™ Overhead LiftUser ManualLikoGuard™ L Prod. No. 3301030

LikoGuard™ XL Prod. No. 3301040

7EN121101 Rev.7 ENGLISH

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Table of Contents 1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 4 1.1 Symbol description ...............................................................................................................5 1.2 Product description ..............................................................................................................6 1.3 Definitions ............................................................................................................................72. Safety information ................................................................................................................ 8 2.1 Intended use .........................................................................................................................8 2.2 Maximum load......................................................................................................................93. Instructions for use ............................................................................................................. 10 3.1 Check before every lift ........................................................................................................10 3.2 Move the lift correctly ........................................................................................................10 3.3 Leave the lift in the correct position after use ....................................................................10 3.4 Choosing the correct Sling ..................................................................................................10 3.5 Plan the transfer .................................................................................................................12 3.6 Apply the sling to the patient .............................................................................................14 3.7 Connect the sling to the sling bar .......................................................................................14 3.8 Before lifting the patient from the surface .........................................................................144. Functions and controls ........................................................................................................ 15 4.1 Hand control .......................................................................................................................15 4.2 Hand control with display ...................................................................................................16 4.3 Menus and information .....................................................................................................17 4.4 Charging the lift battery ......................................................................................................19 4.5 Alternative charging system ...............................................................................................19 4.6 Limit Switch ........................................................................................................................19 4.7 Operation panel on lift .......................................................................................................20 4.8 Emergency stop ..................................................................................................................20 4.9 Emergency lowering devices ..............................................................................................20 4.10 Quick attachment device ..................................................................................................20 4.11 Latches on sling bar ..........................................................................................................21 5. Recommended lifting accessories ...................................................................................... 21 6. Trouble shooting ................................................................................................................ 22 7. Inspection and maintenance ............................................................................................. 23 7.1 Care and maintenance........................................................................................................23 7.2 Service ................................................................................................................................23 7.3 Service agreement ..............................................................................................................23 7.4 Expected life time ...............................................................................................................23 7.5 Transport and storage.........................................................................................................23 7.6 Recycling .............................................................................................................................23 7.7 Product changes .................................................................................................................23 8. Product data ...................................................................................................................... 24 8.1 Technical specifications ......................................................................................................24 8.2 Dimensions .........................................................................................................................24 8.3 Electromagnetic emissions .................................................................................................25 8.4 Electromagnetic immunity .................................................................................................25 9. Cleaning and disinfection ................................................................................................... 28 9.1 Equipment ..........................................................................................................................28 9.2 Cleaning instructions ..........................................................................................................28 9.3 Disinfection instructions .....................................................................................................28 9.4 Use of cleaning and disinfecting agents on the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift ........................29


1 Introduction Thank you for choosing a Liko™ product. With a genuine regard for safety and ease of use, patient handling solutions from Liko have for decades been greatly appreciated by healthcare facilities worldwide. The LikoGuard™ overhead lift series is a new generation platform built with experience combined with innovation to meet the future of overhead lift systems. With powerful performance and enhanced safety design, the LikoGuard Overhead lift is the latest addition to the long line of Liko™ quality products, designed and manufactured in Sweden.

Hill-Rom offers training in patient handling techniques in order to ensure that the equipment is used in a safe and effective way. For training on the use of this product, contact your local Hill-Rom representative.

Manufacturer: Liko ABNedre vägen 100975 92 Luleå + 46 - 920 - 474700+ 46 - 920 - 474701


Symbol Description

WARNING! Failure to follow the instructions may lead to serious injury to the patient or caregiver.

Overload, the lifts maximum load or its duty cycle are exceeded.

Important! Failure to follow the instructions may lead to damage to the product.

Service required

Sound signal (audible)

Read the user manual for detailed information.

Intended for indoor use.

The product has extra protection against electric shock (Insulation Class II).

Protection level against electric shock Type B.

Risk ongoing, read user manual before use.

This product complies with EC directives.

IP N1 N 2 Protection level against dust (N1) and protection level against moisture (N2).

Manufacturer

Date of manufacture.

All batteries in this product must be recycled separately.

The material is recyclable.

STOP�

Emergency stop

2

Emergency lowering

1.1 Symbol description


1.2 Product description

1. Lift motor.

2. Operation panel on lift - Electronic raising / lowering of lift strap.

3. Lift strap.

4. Multi-link; attachment point at lift strap.

5. Emergency stop - Mechanical Emergency lowering device.

6. Cable for hand control.

7. Hand control.

8. Sling bar.

9. Attachment point at sling bar.

10. Latches.

1

2

3

4

56

7

8

910

WARNING! Read and understand the user manual in its entirety before using the product.Use of the product without a full understanding of the contents is subject to risk.

Always keep the user manual close at hand for daily user access.


Lifting areaThe lifting area, marked in grey, is the area under the actual overhead system where safe lifting may be carried out.A overhead system can be constructed as a Straight-rail or a Traverse System.

Fig. X.

Straight-rail system Traverse system

Lifting point

The lifting point is the lift's position in the overhead system for transfers between different objectives.

See examples of lift points below:

1. bed

2. wheelchair

3. water closet (toilet).

1.3 Definitions

WARNING! Never lift a patient to or from a location outside of the lift systems lifting area!

WARNING! Remember to always plan the lifting operation to and from the lifting points!

1.

3.

2.

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Expected Life TimeLoad Case 1 Load Case 2 Load Case 3 Load Case 4

363 kg (800 Ibs.) 272 kg (600 Ibs.) 200 kg (440 Ibs.) 100 kg (220 Ibs.)

Total normal lifts* 14500 19000 26000 52000

5 years

lifting frequency 8 lifts/day 10 lifts/day 14 lifts/day 29 lifts/day

7 years


10 years


LikoGuard™ Overhead lift • 7EN121101 Rev. 7

2 Safety information2.1 Intended UseThe LikoGuard™ Overhead lift is part of a Liko™overhead lift system and is intended for use in following environments: Health care, Intensive care, Emergency ward, Rehabilitation, Habilitation and Home healthcare enviroment. An overhead lift system can be used for: - Lifting between a bed and a wheelchair and for toileting. - Lifting to / from the floor.- Lifting together with a stretcher.- Rehabilitation training such as walking and standing.The intended use for the LikoGuard overhead lift does not include any lifting by the patient / person alone. Lifting and transferring a person shall always be performed with the assistance of at least one caregiver for the patient. The LikoGuard overhead lift is used as a means to perform the lift but is not in contact with the patient; therefore we do not go into the various patient conditions in this manual. Contact your Hill-Rom representative for support and advice.

WARNING! The lift must not be used beyond its expected life time.

*A normal lift = 70 cm up of which 40 cm with load followed by 70 cm down of which 40 cm with load.*A normal lift = 27.6 inch. up of which 15.7 inch. with load followed by 27.6 inch. down of which 15.7 inch. with load.

WARNING! The lift must be installed by Hill-Rom trained personnel, in accordance with Liko’s current installation instructions and recommendations regarding the lift system in question. The lift shall only be installed into Liko rails intended for Liko overhead systems.

WARNING! The lift must not be modified under any circumstances. If you have any questions, please contact Hill-Rom.

The lift may not be used in areas where flammable goods are stored or where flammable mixtures may occur.Use of the product adjecent to other equipment should be avoided because it could result in improper operation, if such use is neccessary, observe and verify that the other equipment is operating normally. Electromagnetic disturbance, may affect the lifting performance of the product. Modification using other parts than originalspare parts (cables etc.) may affect the electromagnetic compatibility of the product. Particular care must be observed when using strong sources of potential disturbance, such as diathermy, etc, so that diathermy cables are not positioned on or near the product. If you have questions, please consult the responsible assistive device technician or the supplier.


2.2 Maximum load

WARNING! The total maximum load for a lift system is always determined by the product in the system with the lowest specified maximum load.

Lift motorMaximum load: = 272 kg (600 Ibs.)

Sling barMaximum load: = 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

SlingMaximum load: = 200 kg (440 Ibs.)

Lift railsMaximum load: = 300 kg (660 Ibs.)

In this example, the maximum load for the complete lift system is defined by the sling.

The lift system´s maximum load = 200 kg (440 Ibs.)

Example: Determine the maximum load for the lift system below.

Lift system

A Liko™ lift system is a combination of products. Each product has its own maximum load marking. The lowest specified maximum load of the products that comprises the system sets the maximum load for the complete lift system. The lift system can contain following products; lift rails, a lift motor, a sling bar, a sling or other recommended accessories. Identify the maximum load for the complete lift system by reading the maximum load marking on each product in the system. Contact your Hill-Rom representative for support and advice.


3. Instructions for use

3.2 Move the lift correctly

RIGHT! WRONG!

3.1 Check before every liftReviewing the lift strap, check that:– the lift strap is free from wear or damage.– the lift strap is hanging vertically and can move freely.– the lift strap is not twisted and can enter the lift unit without problem.

Reviewing the sling bar, check that:– the sling bar is correctly assembled. – the sling bar is free from wear or damage.– the sling bar latches are functioning. – the sling bar hangs in level and can move freely.

Reviewing the sling, check that:– the sling selected is appropriate in terms of type, size, material and design with regard to the patient’s needs.– the sling is being used correctly and safely, see user manual for respective sling.– the sling is correctly applied to the patient, see user manual for respective sling.– the sling is free from wear or damage, see user manual for respective sling.– the strap loops of the sling are properly connected to the sling bar hooks, see user manual for respective sling.

Reviewing of other accessories, check that:– the lifting accessories are properly attached to the lift. – the lifting accessories are correctly chosen in relation to the patient’s needs.– the lifting accessories are not damaged. – the lifting accessories hang vertically and can move freely.

Before using the lift, the user must be informed of the correct operation of the lift and accessories.Read the user manuals for both the lift and lifting accessories.

WARNING! Always check the lift system according to "3.1 Check before every lift"

3.3 Leave the lift in the correct position after use

RIGHT!

WRONG!

WARNING! Never leave children unattended in the vicinity of the lift!

WARNING! The hand control and cord must always hang free from the lift with no contact with surrounding objects during movement of a patient.

(Children will be exposed to risks that may lead to fatal injury i.e children falls.)


3.4 Choosing the correct sling Liko has a broad assortment of slings in a variety of models. Our basic models cover the most common lifting needs while our special designed models are for our users with special needs. All slings have their own unique characteristics and are available in variety of sizes. To choose the correct model and size of the sling is of highest importance for safety, function and comfort for the user. For guidance and support in choosing the correct sling, visit www.liko.com or contact your Hill-Rom representative.Note! Always read the user manual that comes with Liko´s different sling models for correct and safe use of the sling.

RIGHT! RIGHT!

If the sling is too big there is a risk that:The patient can slip out of the sling see Fig. 5.

Fig. 5 Fig. 6

If the sling is too small there is a risk that:The patient´s head will not be supported and may end up close to the sling bar. The sling may seem tight to the patient, see Fig. 6.

WRONG! WRONG!


3.5 Plan the transferIt is important to plan the lifting operation so it will be as smooth and safe as possible.Consider the following points before the lifting operation:– Always work ergonomically. Use the patient’s ability to actively participate in the operation.– Make sure the patient is sitting securely in the sling before transferring to another location.– Never lift a patient higher off of the underlying surface than necessary to complete the lifting and transfer

procedure.– Never move a patient further than necessary– Changes to surrounding areas i.e arrange in furniture may cause interference.

When lifting into or out of bed:

Work from the long side of the bed.

– Lock the bed wheels.

– Raise the bed to a comfortable working height when applying the sling. – Follow the instructions in the user manual for the respective slings regarding

correct application and use.

– If possible, raise the back of the bed before commencing the lift.

– Lower the bed during the lifting and transferring of the patient in order to minimize the distance between the patient and the floor during the lifting operation.

WARNING! Never leave a patient unattended during a lifting situation!


When lifting into or out of a chair/ wheelchair:

– Position your chair so that the distance of the movement is minimized. Lock the wheels of the wheelchair during transfers to or from a wheelchair.

– Position the patient above the chair lift point, (Locked wheels on the wheelchair).

– Apply support to the patient’s knees to ensure the patient is supported by the chair back once lifting is completed.


Fig. 12.Fig. 10.

3.6 Apply the sling to the patient Read the user manual for the respective sling regarding correct application and use.

3.7 Connect the sling to the sling bar

• In order to attach the sling correctly to the patient and the sling bar, always study the user manual for the sling to be used in that instance.

• Lift the latches to open the sling bar hooks, see Fig. 7, (first attach the upper strap loops and then the leg support loops to each sling bar hook)

• The sling is correctly attached when the sling bar hangs in level, see Fig. 8• If the sling bar is not in level, see Fig. 9. refer to the user manual for the sling in use.

3.8 Before lifting the patient from the surface: 1. Check that the lift strap is hanging vertically, is not twisted or askew, see Fig. 10, 11, 12.

2. Raise the sling bar so that the sling's straps are taut but without lifting the patient from the surface. Check that the strap loops are properly attached to the sling bar hooks, see Fig. 13.

Fig. 8.Fig. 9.

RIGHT! WRONG!

RIGHT!

Fig. 11.

Fig. 7.

Fig. 13.

WRONG!WRONG!

WARNING! The sling strap loops must be attached to the sling bar hooks so that the sling bar latches close completely, preventing involuntary unhooking of the sling strap loops.


kg/lbs

4.1 Hand control

4 Functions and controls

1. Operation

2. Overloading by weight (the lift stops) or Duty cycle exceededThe lift’s maximum load has been exceeded!

+ The lift will stop, a signal sounds, and the symbol lights up yellow. When the symbol goes out and the signal no longer sounds, the lift can be used again. Check the load and whether the lift system is being affected by surrounding objects.

The lift´s Duty cycle has been exceeded!

The symbol flashes yellow.

- The lift´s time in operating mode has been exceeded! Lower the patient to a secure surface. Allow the lift to rest for around 40 minutes or until the symbol is no longer is flashing if any of the up or down buttons are pressed.

When the symbol goes out, the lift can be used again.

3. Service information

Service period! The symbol lights up yellow. - contact your Hill-Rom representative for service of the lift. Read more about service under “7.2 Service and 7.3 Service agreement” on page 23.

The lift may be used as normal during this period.4. Battery information

The lift’s battery power is indicated by 4 lamps. Example: battery power is 100 % when all lamps (1 - 4) lights, when only the lamp (1) lights, maximum 25% of battery power remains. Note! If the lamp (1) blinks and a signal sounds, the lift should be charged at once.

5. Charging Information

When the hand control is connected to the wall charger the lights indicates:

Light 1 indicates yellow when the charger is connected to mains connection Light 2 indicates yellow when charging is ongoing

Light 2 indicates green when the battery is fully charged. Read more at 4.4 "Charging the lift battery", on page 19.

UpLift movement is based on the hand control being held in the direction shown in the picture. The movement stops when the button is released.

DownLift movement is based on the hand control being held in the direction shown in the picture. The movement stops when the button is released.

25%

50%

75%

100%

1 2 3 4

kg/lbs

1

2

3

4

kg/lbs

5

1 2

1 2

1 2

Duty cycle Duty cycle includes the time the lift can be used in continuous operation and the subsequent inactive period required for the engine to cool down.


4.2 Hand control with display

Information, messages or

menus.

Symbols

1. Operation

2. Display

Display window consists of two fields.

The small field: shows symbols

The large field: shows different information, messages or menus. Read more on page 18.

3. Manage display information in menus

4. Information when charging

Indicating lights on hand control:

Light 1 indicates yellow when the charger is connected to mains connection. Light 2 indicates yellow when charging is ongoing

Light 2 indicates green when the battery is fully charged.

Read more at 4.4 "Charging the lift battery", on page 19.

“Back” “Select” “Navigate”

When the lift is in use the display window shows remaining battery power. The battery power is indicated by four fields. Example, battery power is 100% when all 4 fields are displayed. If only one field is displayed, maximum 25% of battery power remains. Note! If "Low battery" is displayed and a signal sounds, the lift should be charged at once, less than 10% battery power remains.

UpLift movement is based on the hand control being held in the direction shown in the picture. The movement stops when the button is released.

Down Lift movement is based on the hand control being held in the direction shown in the picture. The movement stops when the button is released.

kg/lbs

1

2

3

4

kg/lbs

1 2

1 2

kg/lbs

1 2


Note! the Advanced Service menu is protected by a password.

Intended use is only by service technician trained by Hill-Rom. For information, please refer to the Service Manual.

Totally

380

18

Heavy Lifts

All lifts

7 days

Usage

Totally

Usage

4.3 Menus and information The hand controls display has a usage menu and service menu. In the usage menu two types of usage history can be displayed. The first is the history of lifts performed in the past 7 day´s period. A heavy lift is at minimum 200 kg (440 Ibs.). To start gage 7 days from a given day, just reset the 7 day interval at the day for the gage to start. Read more about heavy lifting at page 8, 2.1 Intended use. The second usage history is for every lift performed regardless of weight since the lift was taken in use the first time. In the Service menu, settings of 14 different languages to choose among is available. The Service menu also contain information regarding when the next service is due.

Language

Password

Next

Due in:

27 days

Next

Past due:

3 days

Usage

Service

Service

7 daysAll lifts:

15Heavy Lifting

3

7 days

Reset

All lifts:0

Heavy Lifting0

Reset

7 days

Reset

7 days

to:“7 days”

Select“Yes or No”

7 day usage is now reset

Back to Usage menu

Back to “Usage” menu

to: “Total”

Ex. Lift service required within

27 days.

Ex. Lift service overdue, should

have taken place 3 days ago.

Back to Main menu

Main menu

to:“Reset”

to: “Usage”

Select:“Total”

Main menu

to:“Service”

to: “Language”

Select“Service”

Select“Usage”

to: “Next”

choose language:• Chinese• Danish• Dutch• English• Finnish• French• German• Italian• Japanese• Norwegian• Portuguese• Russian• Spanish• Swedish

Back to Main menu

- To display the menus; Hold down the button on the hand control for 2 seconds.

Advanced Menu

Reset Reset

No

Yes Yes

No

Totally

7 days

Service

Usage

Next

Language

Advanced


Symbols and Information A pop-up message is displayed on screen for 5 seconds or until any button on the hand control is pressed.

Service required

No lifting allowed!Low battery level

Overloadoperating time

Low battery!

- The battery should be charged at once.

No contact!

- Hand control has no contact with the lift.

No lifting allowed!

- An operational fault has occurred. No lifting is allowed, lower the patient to a secure surface.Contact your Hill-Rom representative for service.

Emergency stop activated!

- Press in the emergency stop button on the underside of the lift to reset.(marked)

To Menus

- To display menus Usage or Service;Hold in the -button on the hand control for 2 seconds.

Service required

The symbol lights yellow.- Book a time for service, contact Hill-Rom.Read more about service at; 7.2 "Service" and 7.3 "Service agreement" on page 23.The lift may be used as normal during this period.

Overload! (maximum load)

+

The symbol lights yellow and a signal sounds. The lift stops.Check the load and Check that the lift is not stucked to any surrounding objects.When the symbol goes out and the sound signal goes off, the lift can be used again.

Overload (Duty Cycle)

The symbol flashes yellow.- The lift’s Duty Cycle has been exceeded. The lift may be used to lower the patient to a secure surface. Allow the lift to rest for around 40 minutes or until the message is no longer displayed when the button or is pressed.

When the symbol goes out, the lift can be used again.Read more about Duty cycle at pages 15 and 18.

STOP�

Battery power information.When the lift is in use, the battery power status is displayed at the hand control´s display window.

Overload!

pressOpen menus

2 seconds

Overload duty cycle


Charging with a wall charger (Prod. No. 3305010-3305050)1. - Check that the lift´s emergency stop is not activated - Check that the switch on the wall chargers right-hand side is switched on, see Fig.1. (The switch can function as an emergency circuit breaker in the event that a fault occurs).2. Place the hand control in the wall charger3. Light (1) on the hand control indicates yellow when the charger is connected to the mains connection, see Fig. 2. 4. The charger starts automatically and the light (2) indicates yellow

when charging is ongoing, see Fig. 2. 5. When the battery is fully charged the charger automatically disconnects and the light (2) on the hand control indicates green see Fig. 2.

4.4 Charging the lift battery

It is important that the lift battery is charged regularly. Always activate the lift´s charging system when not in use. Full charge is achieved after maximum 6 hours. With a fully charged battery approximately 35 normal* lifts with a load of maximum 100 kg (220 Ibs.) can be carried out. Regular charging is important to maximize battery life.

*A normal lift = 70 cm (27.6 in) up on which 40 cm (15.7 in) is with a load, followed by 70 cm (27.6 in) down of which 40 cm (15.7 in) is with a load. NOTE! When the lift is not in use activate the lift charging system. If the charger cannot be used, the emergency stop

function should be activated to prevent draining the battery. The lift cannot be charged with the emergency stop activated.

4.5 Alternative charging system.The Liko In-Rail Charging system is an easy to use charging solution that continuously charges the lift when it is not in use. When lift is in use, the charging stops and will automatically resume in about 5 min after finished use. Hand control indicators, see 4.4 Fig 2.

Light 1 indicates yellow when the charger is connected to mains connection Light 2 indicates yellow when charging is ongoing

Light 2 indicates green when the battery is fully charged.

Access to the mains connection shall not be blocked; to pull out the plug can in the event of a fault, be used as a circuit breaker! For more information contact your Hill-Rom representative or visit www.liko.com.

4.6 Limit Switch The lift motion stops by a light touch to the Limit Switch. If the lift strap is fully rewound, pulled sideways or folded

over during lifting so the Limit Switch i activated, the lift motion stops. If the Limit Switch has been activated the lift can be restarted as soon as an example;the lift strap not activates the limit switch, in these cases a short response delay is normal during restart.

Be aware that the lift strap must be kept straight and taut when it runs in and out of the lift unit.

WARNING! Never use power sources other than the Liko™ recommended. See technical data page 24.

kg/lbs

Fig. 1

1 2

kg/lbs

Fig. 2

1 2

1 2

kg/lbs

1 2

1 2


4.8 Emergency stop Activate emergency stop: Pull out the emergency stop button using the red emergency stop cord.

4.9 Emergency lowering Mechanical emergency lowering; 1. Pull down and 2. Drop the red emergency stop band, see Fig. 3a and 3b. Repeat 1 -2 until the patient has been lowered down to solid and secure base, and the lift strap is slack. Note! Apply load during a functionality check by pulling gently with one hand in the lift strap.

4.10 Quick attachment device

Pull out the green button on the Quick-Hook Multi ,see Fig. 4a. Attach the quick hook to the Multi-Link on the lift strap and release the button. Quick-Hook Multi is now attached and locked to the the lift straps Multi-Link, see Fig. 4b.

4.7 Operation panel on lift If needed, the lifting motion can also be controlled without the hand control via the respective and

buttons on the operation panel.

Reset emergency stop: Push in the emergency stop button.

Fig. 3a

1 2 (repetat 1-2 )

Fig. 3b

WARNING! Always check that accessory with a quick attachment device is correctly attached to the lift strap attachment.

Electrical Emergency lowering; use hand control or the operation panel at the lift motor. Note! The Emergency Stop shall not be activated! Press the down button to lower the patient to secure surface and the lift strap is slack, see page 20 “4.7 Operation panel on lift”, or page 15 “4.1 Hand control”.

fig. 4bFig. 4a

Multi -Link

Quick-Hook Multi


SlingGuard™ 350 with Quick-Hook Multi Prod. No. 3308510 SlingGuard™ 450 with Quick-Hook Multi Prod. No. 3308520 SlingGuard™ 600 with Quick-Hook Multi Prod. No. 3308530 Maximum load 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

SlingGuard™ 350 Prod. No. 3308010SlingGuard™ 450 Prod. No. 3308020SlingGuard™ 600 Prod. No. 3308030Maximum load 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

Sling Cross-bar 450 Prod. No. 3156021Maximum load 300 kg (660 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860 )

Sling Cross-bar 670 Prod. No. 3156018Maximum load 300 kg (660 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

FlexoStretch™ Prod. No. 3156057Maximum load 300 kg (660 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

LikoStretch™ 1900 Prod. No. 3156051Maximum load 250 kg (550 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

LikoStretch™ Mod 600 IC Prod. No. 3156065Maximum load 250 kg (550 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

LikoStretch™ Mod 600 IC Prod. No. 3156065B(B = wider model)Maximum load 250 kg (550 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

OctoStretch™ Prod. No. 3156055Maximum load 200 kg (440 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

OctoStretch™ Prod. No.3156056Maximum load 200 kg (440 Ibs.)(Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)

5. Recommended lifting accessoriesFor guidance and support in choosing the correct sling, visit www.liko.com. or contact your Hill-Rom representative.

Below you find lifting accessories suitable for the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift.

WARNING! To use other lifting accessories than those recommended by Liko™ can entail risk.

4.11 Latches on sling bar

(Patient will be exposed to risks that may lead to fatal injury i.e patient falls.)


LikoScale™ 350 Prod. No. 3156228(Requires Quick-Hook Kit 1 Prod. No. 3308810 or Fixed Kit 1, Prod. No. 3308820)

For United States and Canada only: LikoScale 200, Max. 200 kg (440 Ibs.) Prod. No. 3156225 LikoScale 400, Max. 400 kg (880 lbs.) Prod. No. 3156226(Requires Quick-Hook Kit 1 Prod. No. 3308810 or Fixed Kit 1, Prod. No. 3308820)Contact your Hill-Rom representative for more information.

Sling Bar 220 Mini Prod. No. 3156005 (Requires, Fixed kit 4, Prod. No. 3308860)Max. 205 kg (450 Ibs)

SlingGuard™ 670 Twin Prod. No. 3308040Maximum load 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

SlingGuard™ 670 Twin with Quick-Hook Multi Prod. No. 3308540Maximum load 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

6. Trouble shooting

The lift does not work 1. Check that the Emergency Stop button is not activated. 2. Charge the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift. 3. If the lift still does not work satisfactorily, please

contact Hill-Rom.

A repeated signal can be heard from the lift 1. Charge the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift immediately. 2. If the lift still does not work satisfactorily, please

contact Hill-Rom.

The lift stops in the high position 1. Check that the Emergency Stop button is not activated. 2. Use the mechanical or the electrical emergency lowering

device to lower the patient onto a firm surface. 3. Charge the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift. 4. If the lift still does not work satisfactorily, please

contact Hill-Rom.

The lift does not achieve maximum lifting capacity 1. Charge the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift. 2. If the lift still does not work satisfactorily, please

contact Hill-Rom.

In the event of excessive noise from the lift! Please contact Hill-Rom.


7 Inspection and maintenance

The LikoGuard™ Overhead lift complies with the Directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical and electronic equipment. Old batteries are to be deposited at the nearest recycling facility in accordance with local regulations or given to personnel trained by Hill-Rom.

WARNING! Inspection and maintenance of this product shall be made by personnel trained by Hill-Rom using Liko™ original spare parts and according to the Liko™ Service Manual.

WARNING! During transport and storage the product must be handled according to; 7.5 Transport and storage, at page 23.

WARNING! Replacing the lithium battery can cause injury and shall always be done by Hill-Rom trained personnel.

WARNING! Parts that are subject to wear and tear shall be replaced if damaged or if a specific expected life time have exceeded!

WARNING! The product should be used in accordance with the recommendations for Expected Life Time.

7.1 Care and maintenance For trouble-free use, certain details should be checked daily prior to using the lift: • Inspect the lift and check to make sure that there is no external damage. • Check the sling bar attachment. • Check the lift strap for wear and to ensure the strap is not twisted. • Check the functionality of the latches. • Check the lifting movement function, up and down, at both hand control and the operation panel at the lift. • Check to make sure that the electrical emergency lowering is functioning. • Check to make sure that the mechanical emergency lowering is functioning, see "4.9 Emergency lowering" page 20. • Charge the batteries each day the lift is used and check to ensure the charger works. When required, clean the lift by wiping down with a cloth moistened with warm water. For detailed information regarding cleaning and disinfecting of your Hill-Rom product see the section "Cleaning and disinfection" on pages 28-29. The lift should not be exposed to running water.

7.2 Service The LikoGuard™ Overhead lift should be subjected to periodic inspection, at least once a year. Service are not allowed with patient in lift.

7.3 Service agreement Hill-Rom offers service contracts for the maintenance and periodic inspection of your Liko products.

7.4 Expected life time The product has an Expected Life Time of 10 years when correctly handled, serviced and inspected in accordance with

Liko product instructions. Read more about this product´s Expected Life Time in section "2.1 Intended Use" at page 8.

Parts listed below are subject to wear and tear and have specific expected life time: - Lift strap, expected life times 5 years.

7.5 Transport and storage The environment where the lift is stored should have a temperature of -25° C to +40° C at a relative humidity up to 93 %, non-condensing. The environment where the lift is transported should have a temperature of -25° C to +70° C at a relative humidity up to 93 %, non-condensing.

7.6 Recycling For instructions on how to recycle your Liko product, please visit our website: www.liko.com.

7.7 Product changes Liko’s products undergo continuous development, which is why we reserve the right to make product changes without

prior notice. Contact your Hill-Rom representative for advice and information about product upgrades.

Design and Quality by Liko in SwedenHill-Rom´s Management system are certified in accordance with ISO 9001 and its equivalent for the medical device industry, ISO 13485. Hill-Rom´s Management system is also certified in accordance with environmental standard ISO 14001.


8.1 Technical specificationsMaximum load L: 272 kg (600 Ibs.)

XL: 363 kg (800 Ibs.)

Battery: 25.2V / 4.2 Ah

Battery charger: Built-in battery

Power source: Wall charger, Art. No. 3305010 - 3305050Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 0.9 A Output: 33.5 VDC, 1.36 A

IRC charger, Art. No. 3305510 -3305550Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.2 AOutput: 27.6-29.5 VDC, 1.5 A

Lifting speed: 5-6 cm/sec with a load between 0 - 100 kg (2 - 2.3 inch./sec. with a load between 0 - 220 Ibs.) 4-6 cm/sec with a load between 100 kg or more (1.6 - 2.3 inch./sec. with a load between 220 Ibs. or more)

Lifting interval: Min. 2300 mm

Electrical data: 25.2 V / 30 A

Fuse: Type: 0287020 Voltage: 32VDC Breaking capacity: 1000A Operation Speed: 150ms-5s

Liftmotor Weight:

14 kg (31 Ibs.)

Emergency lowering device:

MechanicalElectrical

Emergency raising: Electrical

Duty cycle: (Intermittent power)

10/90 max. 2 min (0 - 272 kg) (0 - 600 Ibs.) 5/95 max. 2 min (.>272 - 363 kg) (.> - 800 Ibs.)

Sound level: 70 dB(A)

Lift motor Protection class: IP X4 (humidity resistance)

Hand control Protection class: IP X7 (humidity resistance)

Operating forces of controls: 4.9 N

Surrounding functional environment:

Temp. +5 ° C till +40 ° C, relative humidity 15% to 93% non-condensing.Barometric pressure range of 70 kPa to 106 kPa.


Protection class against electric shock Type B.

8.2 Dimensions

Top view

Side view

CSP (Central Suspension Point)

* Min. distance from ceiling to CSP at max. lifting height.** Installation dimensions: the distance between the attachment point for the lift unit on the carriage

and the CSP at max. lifting height.*** Lifting interval: the distance between max. lifting height and min. lifting height measured in CSP.

Measurements in mm.

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8 Product data

Ceiling

The product fulfils the requirements of:ISO10535:2006, IEC60601-1, IEC60601-1-2, IEC60601-1-6 , IEC60601-1-11, ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1, CAN/CSA C22.2 No 60601-1

WARNING! This product shall only be used in the recommended environment.

Measurements in Inch.

A B C D* H** L***7 16.1 9.8 12.7 9.1 90.6


Emergency lowering device:

MechanicalElectrical

Emergency raising: Electrical

Duty cycle: (Intermittent power)

10/90 max. 2 min (0 - 272 kg) (0 - 600 Ibs.) 5/95 max. 2 min (.>272 - 363 kg) (.> - 800 Ibs.)

Sound level: 70 dB(A)

Lift motor Protection class: IP X4 (humidity resistance)

Hand control Protection class: IP X7 (humidity resistance)

Operating forces of controls: 4.9 N

Surrounding functional environment:

Temp. +5 ° C till +40 ° C, relative humidity 15% to 93% non-condensing.Barometric pressure range of 70 kPa to 106 kPa.


Protection class against electric shock Type B. 8.4 Electromagnetic immunityAny unintentionally movement by the tested unit is not allowed for a EMC pass criteria.

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity

This product is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of this product should assure that the product is used in such an environment.

Immunity test IEC 60601 test level Compliance level Electromagnetic environment -guidance

Electrostatic discharge(ESD)IEC 61000-4-2

+/- 8 kV contact+/- 15 kV air

+/- 8 kV contact+/- 15 kV air

+/- 8 kV contact +/- 15 kV air, relative humidity should be at least 15 %.

Electrical fast transient/ BurstIEC 61000-4-4

+/- 2 kV for power supply lines

+/- 1 kV for input/out-put lines

+/- 2 kV for power sup-ply lines

n/a. for input/output lines

Mains power quality should be thatof a typical commercial, hospitalor home healthcare environment

SurgeIEC 61000-4-5

+/- 1 kV differential mode

+/- 2 kV common mode

+/- 1 kV differential mode

n/a. for common mode

Mains power quality should be thatof a typical commercial, hospitalor home healthcare environment

Voltage dips, shortinterruptions andvoltage variationson power supplyinput linesIEC 61000-4-11

0 % UT for 0,5 cycleat 0°, 45°, 90°,135°, 180°,225°, 270° and 315°

0% UT; i cycle at 0°C

70 % UT for 25 cycles 50Hz30 cycle at 60Hz at 0°

0% UT; 250 cycle at 50Hz and 300 cycle at 60 Hz

Mains power quality should be thatof a typical commercial, hospitalor home healthcare environment. If the user of lift requires continued oper ation during power mains interrup tions, it is recommended that the mobile lift be powered from an uninterrupted power sup-ply or battery.

Power frequency(50/60 Hz) magneticfieldIEC 61000-4-8

30 A/m Complies Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical commercial, hospital or home healthcare environment.

NOTE UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.

8.3 Electromagnetic emission

Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions


Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidance

RF emissionsCISPR 11 Group 1

The use of RF energy is only for its internalfunction. Therefore, its RF emissions arevery low and are not likely to cause anyinterference in nearby electronic equipment.

RF emissionsCISPR 11 Class B

Suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes.

Harmonic emissionsIEC 61000-3-2 Complies

Voltage fluctuations/ flicker emissionsIEC 61000-3-3 Complies


Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity


Immunity test IEC 60601 testlevel Compliance level Electromagnetic environment - guidance

Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to anypart of the LR, including cables, than the recommended separation distance calculatedfrom the equation applicable to the frequencyof the transmitter.

Conducted RFIEC 61000-4-6

6 Vrms150 kHz to 80 MHz

6 Vrms150 kHz to 80 MHz

Recommended separation distance

d P= 0 35,Radiated RFIEC 61000-4-3

10 V/m 80 MHz to 2,7 GHz

10 V/m 80 MHz to 2,7 GHz d P= 0 29, 80 MHz to 800 MHz

d P= 058, 800 MHz to 2,7 GHzwhere P is the maximum output power ratingof the transmitter in watts (W) according to thetransmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separation distance in meters (m).Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an electromagnetic site survey, a should be less than the compliance level ineach frequency range. b

Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol.

NOTE 1 At 80MHz and 800MHz, the higher frequency range applies.NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affectedby absorption and reflected from structures, objects and people.

a Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones andland mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predictedtheoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, anelectromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in whichthe LR is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the LR should be observed to verifynormal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such asreorienting or relocating the LR.b Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 10 V/m.

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Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the LikoGuard™overhed lift

This product is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the lift can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the lift as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.

Rated maximum output power of transmitter

(W)

Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter (m)

150 kHz to 80 MHz

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80 MHz to 800 MHz

Pd 2,1=

800 MHz to 2.7 GHz

Pd 3,2=

0.01 0.12 0.12 0.24

0.1 0.38 0.38 0.73

1 1,2 1.2 2.3

10 3,8 3.8 7.3

100 12 12 23

For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation distance d in meters (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer.Note 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies.Note 2: These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflec-tion from structures, objects and people.

For Radiated RF immunity test level:

Where P is the maximum power in W, d is the minimum separation distance in m, and E is the immunity test level in V/m. The factor of 6 is a compromise for a range of antenna factors, to simplify the test.


9. Cleaning and disinfection

9.1 Equipment

• Safety equipment should be used (such as rubber gloves, protective glasses, aprons, face masks/protective masks and overshoes) according to guidelines and routines in your organization and the manufacturer’s instructions.• Clean buckets• Cloths• Soft brushes• Warm water• See “9.4 Use of cleaning and disinfecting agents on the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift” on page 28 to find suitable

cleaning and disinfecting agents.

9.2 Cleaning instructions

Cleaning of the lift and accessories should take place regularly based on use or the organizations requirements.

1. Disconnect the lift from the power source before beginning cleaning and disinfection.

2. Clean the lift with a cloth moistened with warm water and a neutral cleaning agent approved within your organization. A soft brush may be used to remove stains and resistant dirt.

3. Wipe off the entire lift starting from the top and working down. The cloth should not be so damp that it drips. Lower the sling bar to gain access to the entire lift strap. After cleaning the lift strap make sure that the strap is dry before raising the sling bar.

IMPORTANT! Do not use any of following agents on the lift strap or on the Emergency stop cord; CSI, Oxivir Tb, Dispatch, Chlor-Clean, Dismozon Pur or the equivalent.

4. Pay special attention to the following areas:• Lift strap• Operation panel• Emergency stop button• Emergency stop cord / Mechanical emergency lowering• Sling bar

• Hand control

9.3 Disinfection instructions Disinfection of the lift and lifting accessories should be carried out with risk of contagion or at regular intervals if required. Use a suitable disinfectant, see “9.4 Use of cleaning and disinfecting agents on the LikoGuard™ Overhead lift” on page 29 and repeat 9.2 Cleaning instructions. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for correct use of disinfectants.After disinfection wipe off the lift with a cloth moistened with clean water to remove traces of disinfectant.

All parts must always be kept clean in order to avoid the risk of infection. Necessary precautions must be taken to eliminate all visible stains and dirt. The cleaning and disinfection methods described are specifically aimed at the lift and all accessories. It has been designed to save time and contribute to effectively fight healthcare related infections.

Lift Strap

Sling bar

Emergency stop button

Hand control

Operation panel

Emergency stop cord/ Mechanical emergency lowering

WARNING! Cleaning and disinfection must always be carried out in accordance with this instruction.


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